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C*rH4f*K'^ , > > h > ! , i+r'>*H'H'.'’rrtwrf , rn*TT*.*Y , .‘*t , *r, , v*. , vvn , vvv*. , v', .*w* TvT%*v^*vvvvvTvd’VTy*vvvvvvvvvvv*.*vvvV*;^ , *>vvv*!*v*H SCHOOL NEWS \ THE PAULSEN BRUINS played their first game on February 18, defeating East Broad 25-18, Je¬ rome Hamilton was high-point man for Paulsen's Bruins. Mem¬ ADULT ED. SEMINAR TO BE HELD AT STATE COLLEGE The faculty of the Alfred E. Beach Adult Education Center is working cooperatively with the Department of Education at .savannah State college in sponsoring an Adult Education seminar which will be held at Savannah State college, Friday, March 5. This project will include other adult education teachers in the sate. The principal syeaker will be Dr. W. E. Pafford, direcor of field services tor the State Department of Education. Oth¬ er highlights of the program will include a panel discussion centered around problems in Adult Education. Participants on this panel will be Adult Education teachers from vari¬ ous areas in Georgia. The theme of the seminar is Makmg 1 he Adult Education Program Meaningful.” This is the iirst such opportunity for adult education teachers to share information, experiences and techniques in the interest of an improved program. The planning committee is composed of Dr. Calvin L. Kiah, direcor; Prof. Wilton C. Scott, co-director; Mrs. Mozelle Clem¬ mons, Raleigh A. Bryant, Jr., William Blake and Miss Mary Wright. Mrs. Dorothy U. Adams is chairman. DeRenne School The Junior Red Cross of De¬ Renne School made Valentine and Washington’s Birthday favors for the hospitals and convalescent homes. The members are now ibaking Saint Patrick’s Day fav¬ ors. The Health Club and P.T. A. will sponsor a community-wide T. B. X-Ray round up on March lfi. Mr. Stanley Whittley T. B. repre- sentative, will show a movie on Tuberculosis to the students, teach¬ ers and parents of the school. The campaign has begun and we are working to get a record crowd for chest X-Rays on that day. Mrs. V. Taylor Lawe’s third grade class gave a thrilling and unique program in assembly last week. They dramatized the life of Stephen Foster with songs and literature. The group gave a splen¬ did performance. They sang Swanee River, Old Black Joe, Oh! Susanna, Jeanie With the Light Brown Hair, Nelly Bly and Beau¬ tiful Dreamer.” Haven Home School On Monday night, February 15, the Haven Home School Parent- Teachers Association . . . , , Founders Day. A spec.al program was presented to the parents in the auditot mm. A skit portraying the founding of the P.-T. A. was presented by Mrs. Laura Jefferson, Mrs. Rose- lyn Davis and Mrs. Isabel! Waters, Joyce Young, Shirley Beck, Mar¬ garet Brown and Elizabeth Jau- don. A beautiful birthday cake was displayed. Parents and guests were served ice cream and cake. Mrs. Helen Williams, president of the P.-T. A. presided. bers of the Paulsen team are. reading from left: Miss Uorinne T. Williams, coach; Herbert Bel¬ lamy, Ernest Brunson, James Jones, Lamuel Jones, Ardis Wad- West Savannah Sch°ol The first grade classes of Mrs. Singleton, Mrs. Haygood, Mrs Riley and Mrs. Perry, are studying about “The Home and Family Life in the Home.’' They are building houses and furniture in their classrooms. Mrs. Edith .Jones’ first glide ;ls finding out some interesting things about farm animals. Mrs. Wade’s fourth grade has learned what thermometers are for and how to use them. They are keeping a daily record of outside and room temperatures. Mr. Clark, the bhilding engin- eer, showed them how he reg- ulates the temperature for the classrooms from the boiler room. The assembly program which Miss Perry’s first grade pre- sented was enjoyed by the lower grades, parents and teachers. A playlet, “Miss ruary’s Party,” prettily dis- j pj a y e( ] events of the month of February. The tots were equal¬ ly as “cute” in full costume as they danced “The Minuet.” No pupils are more thrilled than Mrs. Zeigler’s third grad¬ ers over their puppet theater called “The Wee Playhouse.” They have just completed stick puppets ahd are busy drama¬ tizing stories. Mrs. Wells'’ third grade class is so proud of the pictures they made when they visited the ! City Hall and the air base. | Their trip proved both profit¬ able and entertaining, and they do not hesitate to tell of their many wonderful experiences. Annie Lee Robinson, secre- tary, Mrs. Catherine Williams, advisor Public Relations com mittee. Haven Home Observes n,slur U: c f ftrv J Wpplc During the week the Haven Home celebrated Negro History Week in a series of activities. On Tuesday, February 9, a general assembly program was held in the auditorium. Wednesday, Dean W. J. Holloway of Savannah State College, addressed the students and faculty on the subject ‘The Negro In Education,” Thursday Dr. R. T. Griffith, chairman of the de¬ partment of science at Savannah State College, also addressed the group on the subject, ‘The Negro in Science” and on Friday a quiz program was held based on noted Negro Americans in the fields of education, politics, science, art, lit¬ erature, music and sports. The week long observance was sponsored by the department of social science, Mrs. A. M. Whit- ^ was in ch an<1 as8isted by Miss Rernita Darby , music teacher . Mrs , Ophelia Lee Mclver is principal of the school. Choir Robes AU Colon and Color Combination * Reasonably Priced SPRINGER FASHION UNIFORMS 510 H ST., N.E. WASH. 2. I). C. Writ# for CmtaJofB# 1 _ _______ { ley, Jr., Jerome Hamilton, John Simmons, Mr. Joseph Greene, ath¬ letic supervisor. Miss M. W. Ma- ree, principal.—Photo by Cecil. Florance PT A The regular monthly meeting i of the Florence street school | PTA was held Wednesday, Feb- luary 18, at 7 p. m., with the j president, Mrs. Ethel Luten, presiding. Founders Day was observed by a pageant, “PTA Art Gallery;” a tribute to Foun¬ ders, presented by parents, teachers and children. Mrs. Dorithy Vinson, chairman; Mrs. Nancy Walker, advisor. The nominating committee j to bring in a slate of lfficers for the coming year includes Mrs. J. Hayes, Mrs. M. Hall, Mrs. D. Vinson, L. Kelsey and Mrs. W. G. Edwards. The ofli- cers elected are as fillows: President, Mrs. Ethel Luten; Vice Pres., Mrs. Katie brooks; Secretary, Miss Burke; Assistant Secy., Mrs. Mamie Hart; Treasurer, Mrs. Oppie Lee McMillan. The District meeting of the PTA will be held in Brunswick on March 13. Mrs. Ethel Luten and Mrs. Mamie Hart were elected as delegates to this meeting. Mrs. M. V. Hannah urged as many parents as posssible to try to attend this meeting. The Class Mothers club re¬ ported $172.85. Founders Day gift cake, $7.70. Closing re¬ marks by Mrs. W. G. Edwards, Having the largest number of parents present, Mrs. Agatha Cade’s class won the ance banner. Alter the meeting refreshments were served. At the next meeting which will be held the third day, in March, a film on early childhood will be shown. The fourth grades will sponsor program for the March i n S- Mrs. Ethrl Luten is" president; Mrs. W. G. Edwards, principal; Mrs. Omega R. Ryals, ‘A GOOD ADVICE TO NEWLYWEDS To you, the newlyweds in this community-, we extend best wishes and congratulations on your marriage. And w tli these words we’d like to offer what we think is some good, sound advice. In the budget you will undoubtedly set up, earmark a part of it for a savings account. Small deposits made regularly will soon grow to a substantial x m o u n t. Save to buy a home or a car .... save for a vacation . . . save for a future security. Anyway you look at it, saving is smart. Come in and open an ac¬ count today. Interest on Savings 2Vi r /< Interest On Time Certificates 2'/j All Accounts Guaranteed up to $10,000.00 by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Mail Accounts Solicited National City Bank of New York Travelers Checks For Sale THE CARVER SAVINGS RANK 810 Montgomery Street SAVANNAH, GEORGIA MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORi ORATION f. B. TOOMER, L. D. PERRY * V » » i'lil i'**.. Kj * * * Feach PTA < f the tMidame com mittw sponsoring the farcer Day activities were: Mrs, R. P. I,aw, chairman; (>. L. Douglas, exoffi- i,,; »' *■ Mattie Payne, chairman >f the activity; Mrs. M. K. Raw, Mi„ Willie- Mav Patterson. Dorothy Lamokin, Miss Grant, Leroy Bolden, Frederick Glover, Vernon Rhaney, awl Jo- seph M. Greene. Foyer displays were executed by Mrs. Frances Waddell in business education, Mrs. Dorothy Lampkin in Family Relations: in art, Mrs. Susan P. Waters; shop, Lester R, Johnson; Mrs. Janie Blake and Mrs. M. K. Law, honiemaking; and Charles Johnson, science. Vernon Rhaney, director of the safety program at Beach, has re¬ ported Walter Johnson, co-captain of the Beach High Safety Patrol, Miss Peola Wright and Miss Sal- lie Smart, lieutenants of girls were among those on a panel last Sunday over WJ1V. The program was under the direction of Lt. Robert Funk of the Savannah Po¬ lice Department, who also served as moderator. The topic was “Teen Age Driving.” James Scott, a member of the 12-8 el.ss, was youth day speaker at College Park Baptist Church, Savannah State College, last Sun¬ day evening. Scott spoke from the subject, “The Number One Prob¬ lem of Today’s Youth.” Students of Alfred E. Beach High School under (he direction of Mrs. Dorothy Lampkin and Mr. John 11. Law, of the social science re p ar tment, directed and acted as guides on the AME Bishop’s Council Sightseeing tour Friday. Youth Night At DeRenne PTA On Monday night, March 8, DeRenne P1A will sponsor You ** 1 night at the regular PTA meeting of the month. Participants on program will be selections from each of the several communities comprising the student body of DeRenne elementary school. All students, Parents, teachers and friends are urgeti t0 13(5 P resent for prizes will be given to the com¬ munity with the largest rep¬ resentation. Miss Frankie N. Golden is principal of the school; Mrs. Mary Matthews, president of the PTA, and Mrs. Mamie* L. Williams, reporter. Mothers Club The Mothers’ club of the Westside Kindergarten school held its regulor monthly meet¬ ing Monday night at the West Savannah Community Center with the president, Mrs. Berlha j Washington, presiding. After the meeting the officers were in- j stalled by Mrs. Essie Clement president of the West Savan- j j na h school PTA. A delicious repast was served. The club w m give a chicken and barbe- C ue supper Saturday night, Mir. 27, at the home of Mrs. Wash¬ ington, 416 Fellwood Homes, Essie Clement lias joined the club. The next meeting wil’ be held Monday, April 5. Mrs. i Bertha Washington, is presi- [sampson and Mrs. Mabel Black. teachers. OLLEGE RECITAL AN IMPRESS1BE \FFAIR ( 'OIjUM HI A, S. C. A variod musical program featuring out- standing climax talent the was fourth preserji^aas ilaylof the \ to | uh snuivevsnvy celehratjim of ,\]] on University, Sek . tioiis were presented by mu- icians from eight out-of-state in¬ thrw , institutions of * h i e „rninK in the state. Approximately , „ ’»» 4% *•*«>"*• *" .-lulling bishops, college presidents, j general officers of the African Methodist Episcopal church, min- i isters anil laymen representing six conferences of the Seventh Epis¬ copal district, alumni and sup- ! porters of Allen University filled the auditorium for the program. An historical pageant titled ‘Richard Allen Lives Again.” and the financial reports on Founders Day, will climax the- H4th anniver¬ sary activities. Bishop Joseph Gomez was the Convocation speak¬ er on Monday morning and the final reports were heard by Bishop Frank Madison Reid. The pageant, directed by Dr. Henderson S. Dav¬ is, Dean of Theology, Alh-n Uni¬ versity, will close the five day pro¬ gram. The musical program was intro¬ duced by President S. R. Higgins, who presented John W. Hunter, head of the department of music, Allen University, as the director of the “College Musical Review.” \t the close of the program Bishop Frank Madison Reid, who was pre- ented for final remarks, congrat¬ ulated each artist individually. The program follows: From Claflin University, J. H. Chadwell, accompanied by Mrs. J. H. Chad- well sang ‘Witness for My Lord”, and an encore of 'Thou Art. Risen, My Reloved.” From Fort Valley: Tommie Amos, accompanied by J W. Hunter, sang ‘I Love Life,” and ‘The Voice Crying in the Wilderness.” From J. C. Smith: Edith Grady, organ selection ‘Car¬ illon.” Frank Clark College: Dorothy Hunter, accompanied by Pvt. William Moultrie, sang Philosophy,” and ‘For You From Allen University: Ruth 10 Day Special Mattress Sale Better Values at Lower Prices INNERSPRING MATTRESS AND COIL SPRINGS Formerly .‘19.50 Soft, Firm Innerspring Mattress with Matching Box Spring SAVE 500/ 0 CLEARANCE SALE Mattress and Coil Spring $19.75 EACH “FIRESTONE FOAM RUBBER MATTRESSES AND PILLOWS” A Deposit Will Reserve for Later Delivery 25% to 50% Savings on Better Grades SAVANNAH-SIMMONS MATTRESS CO. 809-811 Milts B. Lane Ave. Phone 2-1235 Out-of-town Deliveries If no Answer, 2-7560 Let our Company renovate your Old Mattress into a New, Modern Innerspring Malty-ess. A liberal trad;-in allow¬ ance on Old Mattress on purchase of new Cotton or Inner- spring Mattress. “ONE DAY SERVICE.” Sale Appointments Made Any Hour If Closed Blackwell, avconipaiinat i>y ,1. M I Hunter, sang “II Bacio.” Form | Fisk University: Mary Wither j spoon, instrumental selection Rhap¬ sody in “1! Minor.” From Allen University: James C. Edwards, ac companied by J. W. Hunter, sang 'Du Glory Road”, and an encore ‘Until." From Shaw University Henry Blackmon, Jr., accompanied y Harry Gil-Smjrth sang “K. Vivi Rosa Bella,” “Ah Twine No Bios mins,” “Avant de Quitter.” Fron Savannah State: Dorothy Tilxon ccoinpanied by Dr. Coleridge A Rraithwaite, sang “Holy City” and “C'arissima.” From State A & M College: Male Chorus under the direction of E. C. Pinson, rendered the se¬ lections ‘‘Trust the Lord, My Soul" and “Ride the Chariot.” From Knoxville College: Delores Clark, accompanied by Dr. Newell Fitz- mtrick, sang “l Will Extol Thee 0 Lord” and ‘‘My Heart at Thy Sweet Voice” and an encore “Hard Trials.” From Morrii Brown College: Ruth Hilson, nr rompanied by Pvt. William Moul trie, sang “Down In The Forest” irul "Rles* This House.” From Al¬ len University Choir: “Onward Christian Soldiers” and “Mighty Fortress” with Luther Mueller, as accompanist: and J. W. Hunter, director. Rincon Jr High School The PTA of Rincon high school was instrumental in providing the girls with new uniforms which were displayed in the basketball tournament. The following teams played in the tourney on the campus: Cuyler, Mill Haven. Springfield Marlow, Woodsville Jr. high and Brooklet. Rincon played in the Sextette Athletic Basketball tournament at Statesboro. On Feb. 17 the 4-H club met with the Instructor, Mrs. R. O Shaw. The girls are now learn¬ ing how to make skirts and put lamps together. Rev. A. E. Hagins is principal ',*VYV r .'*.*Y*,’Y'.'VTV'n‘vVVW* **»*\ -.**,*' *' ‘ *’*♦*• I’VVV * 1 WHERE TO WO SWF BAPTIST ABYSSINIAN BAPTIST CHURCH 34th and ORercnee Rottrt S< v. O W Carter, Pastor Phono .1-5110 AI,I, PKOPI.ES NEW CENTURt 420 Harmon Street R»v. E. N Bunn, Pastor Phone 6847 ........ BAT ST BAPTIST CHURCH President and Popular Street* Rev L B Free, Pastor Phone 3-4974 BETH FDRN BAPTIST CHURCH Lincoln atid Gordon Streets lev. B. K. mark, Pastor Phone 2-4601 BETHLEHEM RAPT1KT CHURCH ’02 West Park Avenue Rev. L. S Stell, Jr, Pastor Phone 3-9040 BOLTON ST. BAPTIST CHURCH Bolton and Wist Broad Street* Rev. C. E Richardson, Pastor Phone 3-7954 BROWNSVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH Barden Near 39th street Rev. Wlltle Gwyn, Pastor Phone 5576 CENTRAL RArTIST CHURCH Hun end McAlltste- Street* Rev. W ;.L Dnnlt is, Lastor Phone 2-2834 CONNOR'S TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH 509 West Gwinnett Street Rev. w. W Whitehead, Pastor Phone 4-2022 EMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH 510 East Huntingdon Street Rev. J O MeMillan, Pastor Phone 3-7353 FIRST AFRICAN BAPTIST CHURCH Phone 3-0597 Montgomery and St Julian Street* Rev. R, M. Gilbert, Pastor FIRST TABERNACLE HAPT. CHURCH HO West. AM re Street Rev. E. G. Lane, Pastor Phone 5805 FIRST AFRICAN BAPTIST CHURCH East Sa~*nnah Phone .1-8109 FIRST BRYAN BAPTIST CHURCH 575 West Bryan Streei Rev. R. M. Williams, Pastor PYone 5911 ‘TRST EVERGREEN HAPT. CHURCH Rev. E A. Capers, Pastor Phone 2-0417 1ST FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST CHURCH Wheaton Nea- Harmon Street Rev. G. R. Conner Pastor Phone 3-8070 FIRST JERUSALEM BAPTIST .’HURCH 421 W 45 Street Rev. E Hoyd, Pastor Phone 5918 FIRST MACEDONIA BAPTIST CHURCH Reynolds and 31st Street Rey L. W Stevens, Pastor Phone 3-8503 FIRST METROPOLITAN BAPTIST ,-HURCH Walker Street and Lumber I.an* Rev. L. O Gibbs, Psstor Phone 3-2895 FIRST MT. BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH Fahm Street Rev R. J. Cllfllo Phone 4-0700 FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST CHURCH Hudson Hill Rev A J Flewellen, Pastor Phone 3-2042 HAPPY HOME BAPTIST CHURCH Ott Street Rev. L. L. Small. Pastor Phone 7800 BRAMPTON BAPTIST CHURCH Hall Street,, Woodvtlle Rev W. S Scott, Peotor Phone 3-3193 JERUSALEM BAPTIST CHURCW Richard and Baker Street Rev. S. L Archer Pastor Phone 3-7818 LITWAY BAPTIST CHURCH MACEDONIA BAPTIST CHUtW- Randolph and Jackson Street* Rev W B Murray. Pnstor Gwlnnett Near F.aat Broad Hti„*4 FIRST FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST CHURCH Phone 3-4072 MT. TABOR BAPTIST CHURCH Henry and East Broad Street* Rey J H Martin, Psstor Phone 2-3903 MT. HERMON BAPTIST CHITROH Rev. J It Ford, Pastor 545 West York Street MT, ZION BAPTIST CHURCH West Broad and Waldburg 1*M Rev J. Q Adam*. Pastor ■ Phone 2-0928 NEW MOON BAPTIST C HURCH Randolph Street, Rev James Bailey. Pastor Phone 3-3089 PILGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH 528 West Huntingdon Street Rey. J J Dinkins, Pastor Phone 3-4312 .... 8T. LUKE BAPTIST CHURCH U2 Berrien Street Rev. W C. Cunningham, Pastor Phone 3-8109 ST. PAUL BAPTIST CHOfiCH Waters Avenue and culver St. P.ev A. K Hagins, Pastor Phone 3-4803 SECOND ARNOLD RAPT CHUKCHI Arnold near Broughton Street Rev George Dlrtyle Pastor Phone 2-0850 SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH 124 Houston Street Rev E. G. Quartcrinan. Pastor Phone 3-0163 SECOND EBENEZER HAPT CHURCH Rev W M K. Miller. Pastor Phone 2-5065 ST. JOHN BAPTIST CHURCH Hnrtrtdge Street Rev E. O 8. Cleveland, Pastor Phone 2-1060 SECOND MT. ZION BAPT. CHURCH 34 Blsmurk Court Rev Frank L. Wright. Pastor Phone 9996. Res 1606 Randolph St THANKFUL BAPTIST CHURCH West Broad and Bui ton Streets Rev H. r. Grant. Pastor TELFAIR BAPTIST CHURCH Rev W. Bordous, Pastor Phone 4-0298 TREMONT TFM”! F IIAPT, CHUHO0 Park Avenue and West Bond St, Rev. J. At Renton, pastor Phone 2-4590 TRUE l.OV BAPTIST CHURCH Gwinnett h"ar rrtre Street Rey. Freddie Bonds, Pastor Phone 2-4051 UNION BAPTIST CHURCH Berrien Streer Rev. L C. Sapp, Pastor Phone 4-2914 Wlt.MlNG'lON .’ARTIST CHURCH Thunderbolt Rev. K. A. Capers Pastor Phone 2-0417 7. ION BAPTIST CHURCH > Rev n u. Bates, Pastor 262 Ferria at,. Phone 3-6948 -*1. *» •■* CATHOLIC » )*■ - * ST, ANTHONY'S MISSION 112 Fell Street Father John Galvin, Reetor Phone 5258 ST BENEDICT'S CATHOLIC CHURCH East Broad and Gaston Street* Rev. .1 T Col era m. S. M A. Phone 7251 ST, MARY'S CATHOLIC CHURCH 906 West amh street Father B. H. Kalian?, Reetor Phone 2-4751 CONGREGATIONAL FIRST CONC.RTf -ATIONAL (..'HUM Taylor and Hab;ham Btrwti Bcv a C’urtrl; ht, Pastor Phot o 3-5917 EPISCOPAL ” *r ST. MATTHEW'S EPISCOPAL ^ * CHURCH \ Anderson and West, Broad Htrett* » Father r, n. Caution, Rector Phono 3-2G34 a--- ------------- — ' 1 M METHODIST v " ABRUPT METHODIST CHURCH Duffy and Ahoroorn Streets Rev j. H Tit;*"art, Pastor Phone DAVT8 M> Me .*MF, A ME CHURCH 341 h and Randolph Streets Rev D C. Arvenoer, Pastor FLIPPER CHAPEL AME CHURCH Cohen Near Berrien .Street I Rev. C. R StripUne, Pi\st.of 713 W 42nd Si . Phone 3-503S CAINES CHAPEL AME CHURCH Magnolia Street Be-v B. RIehard, Pastor. Phone 3-iACQ HANNAH CHAPEL AME CHURCH Rev. L. W. Walker, Pastor 744*v E. Cn'hmeft strut. Phone 3-8290 } Church at Waterworks MT. ZION JERUSALEM AME CHURCH Augusta Road Rev W. H. Malone, Pastor 810 Hall Lane, ha: \ PALEN METHODIST CHURCH * I 38th and Burroughs Street* t Phone 4-833! J 71 Rev. J. Redd irk:, Pa.«!or *4 HT, JAMES AME CHURCH ^ 23fl Arnold Street ■* Rey, a. c Thornton, Pastor Phone 2-2423 \ ST. LUKE AME CHURCH Joe and Ott Sts. Rev. J W. Maxwell, Pastor 2410 Florence SI Residence Rhone 3-4003 ST. MARY'S AME CHURCH East Savannah Rev J. C. Campbell, Pastor 914 W. Victor Drive Phone 2-4520 8T. PAUL CM 12 CHURCH Wefit Broad and Maple StTa# Rev. J. W. Keys, Pastor Phone 3-2849 HT. PETER'S AME CHURCH Tatcmvllle Rev, J. I«. Butler, Pastor Residence, Ml i Puffy St., East Phone 2-3218 , ; HT. PHILIP AME CHURCH Charles and W* * i Brood Otrea Rev. J 8 Bryan, Paata* Phone 3-2083 HT. PHILIP MONUMENTAL AME CHURCH 860 Hull 8t — * Rev. W. I Brown, Pastor Phone 3-8547 * BETHEL AME CHURCH { East Broad and Bolton St. r Rev, R D Juudon. Pastor Panama’ < 527 East Park Ave. Phone 4-1239 8T. 'THOMAS AME CHURCH 49th and Burroughs Sts. Rev. W M. Orem. Pastor Tu tern vllle TOWNSLEY CHAPEL AME CHURUtt Rev J T McMillan, Pastor Phone 2-3218 CHURUB TAYLORS CHAPEL A M. % WOODVII.»I <E Pastor Rev. Harry Lanier, Liberty city. Phone 3-8916 PHLSBYTEKlAN Bum KR M ViOlUAl, FRRSBYT*aUL CHURCH 230 K*st Broad Street Rev. p A Patterson, Pastor Phone 0005 BKTHANY PRKSBYTER1AM CHURCH Sts, Jones and Lumber Rev J. P Steven*, Pastor Phono 4-8087 J SANCTIFIED HOUSE OF PRAYER 043 Illsmark Street Rev, Lawson Elder Phone 9137 BIBLE WAY CHURCH 760 East Bolton Street t holiness FIRST BORN CHURCH OF TH» LIVING GOD Hopkins and 30th Street* Rev, G. R RlrL.irdMOn. Pastor FIR: T rs-ii'N CHURCH OF TH» LIVING GOD 1010 East Gwinnett St. Rev. John Roberts, Punt.or Phone 2-2728 CHURCH OF CHRIST 222 Alvin Hr. Worship . t p m. every Sunday Ben Jones Phone 4-7642 SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH 41st and Burroughs Streets Eld. J P. Winston. Pastor Kabuath Worship. .<m a M. (Sat.) Morning 11 15. Yoiiny Prop! Mr* Hi5:00 P. M. PROTECT YOUR ROOF ANI, 5 0U SAVE THE ENTIRE HOUSE FOR HOOF MATERIALS MO MMUI - HO 1AM C» D —i r * « A OH CHmm HARMON, Inc. Charlton and West Broad Street* Phone 4-8883 T\GE TfTitCT